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Chuo Warehouse Co 9319.T · JPY

Industrials · Tokyo Stock Exchange · 🇯🇵 Japan

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About Chuo Warehouse Co

Its shares trade on Tokyo Stock Exchange under the ticker 9319.T. It has been listed since 1 December 1970. In the fiscal year to 31 March 2026, it reported revenue of ¥28.03bn and net income of ¥2.07bn. At that date it held total assets of ¥63.66bn and shareholders' equity of ¥48.79bn.

Chuo Warehouse Co., Ltd. engages in the business of warehousing, trucking, and international freight services. The company is headquartered in Kyoto, Kyoto-Fu. The firm operates in three business segments. The Warehouse segment involves in the issuance of warehouse securities, the operation of bonded warehouses, trunk rooms, fixed temperature and humidity warehouses and hazardous goods warehouses, and the provision of distribution and processing services, such as goods selection, inspection, needle checking, assortment, bag filling, tagging, packaging and packing, as well as the leasing of warehouses, offices and lands. The Transportation segment is engaged in the truck transportation and railway transportation operations, and the provision of insurance agency services. The International Cargo Handling segment involves in the packing of precision machinery for export, the processing and sale of cardboards, the provision of customs clearance services, and the operation of international intermodal transport business.

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Company facts

Sector
Industrials
Industry
Air Freight & Logistics
Listed since
1 Dec 1970
Employees
695

Leadership

Pay as last reported

  • Mr. Masakazu KimuraChairman of the Board, Representative Director, since 2010
  • Mr. Hidemi TaniokuExecutive President, Representative Director, since 2024
  • Mr. Tadao TaguchiManaging Executive Officer, Chief Senior Director of Sales, Director, since 2017
  • Mr. Nobuya KasunoSenior Executive Officer, Director of Sales in Main Sales Supervision Unit, since 2023
  • Mr. Koji YoshidaSenior Executive Officer, Chief Director of Planning Administration, Director
  • Mr. Shinji SawamuraExecutive Officer, Director in Charge of Transportation, Deputy Chief Senior Director of Sales
  • Mr. Hisaya NakamuraExecutive Officer, Director of International Packing Business, Director in Charge of International Cargo in Main Sales Supervision Unit
  • Mr. Toyohiko NishiguchiExecutive Officer, Manager of Shiga Office
  • Mr. Naoki OhtaExecutive Officer, Manager of Kyoto Office, Director in Charge of Warehouse in Main Sales Supervision Unit
  • Mr. Kanko WatanabeExecutive Officer, Director of Business
  • Mr. Yoshijiro AdachiIndependent Director
  • Ms. Yuko YoshimatsuIndependent Director

Environmental, social and governance

Scores out of 100, from our data supplier

ESG
Overall
0
Environment
0
Social
0
Governance
0

SWOT analysis

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Strengths

  • Chuo Warehouse Co Ltd operates in Kyoto with 695 employees providing warehousing and trucking services.
  • The Warehouse segment offers bonded warehouses and hazardous goods storage solutions in Kyoto.
  • International Cargo Handling segment provides customs clearance and precision machinery packing services.

Weaknesses

  • Chuo Warehouse Co Ltd has no international presence beyond Japan's logistics market.
  • The company relies solely on domestic operations without global expansion plans.
  • Limited to three business segments with no diversification into new markets.

Opportunities

  • Expanding into international freight services could leverage Kyoto's logistics infrastructure.
  • Growth in e-commerce may increase demand for warehousing and distribution services.
  • Potential to develop new segments in precision machinery handling for export.

Threats

  • Competition from larger logistics firms in Japan's domestic market.
  • Economic downturns could reduce demand for warehousing and transportation services.
  • Regulatory changes in Japan's logistics sector may increase operational costs.

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